(b).
References | Radiation | Magnetic flux density | Exposure time | Model | Temperature | Effect |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
[159] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 1 mT | Short-term exposure | Boar | — | Lower mitochondrial activity |
[160] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 8 mT | Long-term exposure | Rat | — | Mitochondrial damage |
[161] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 5 mT | Short-term exposure | Human spermatozoa | Constant | Increased mitochondrial metabolism efficiency |
[149] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 100 μT | Long-term exposure | Rat | Constant | Decreased antioxidant defences Decreased sperm motility |
[103] | ELF-MF 60 Hz | 1 mT | Long-term exposure | Rat | — | Mitochondrial damage |
[150] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 100–500 μT | Long-term exposure | Rat | Constant | No on effect rat sperm count No effect on oxidative stress Increased caspase 3 activity |
[109] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 500 μT | Long-term exposure | Rat | — | No effect on oxidative stress |
[147] | ELF-MF 120 Hz | 2.5–8 mT | Short-term exposure | Mouse germ cells | — | Decreased viability Increased ROS production Increased apoptosis |
[148] | ELF-MF 50 Hz | 2.5 mT | Short-term exposure | Mouse germ cells | — | No effect on mitochondria Increased ROS production Decreased bcl-2 protein level |